Louis Gabrillargues

Louis Gabrillargues
Personal information
Date of birth	June 16, 1914
Place of birth	Montpellier, France
Date of death	1994
Playing position	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1933-1937	FC Sète
1937-1938	Excelsior AC Roubaix
1938-1939	Sochaux
1939-1940	SR Colmar
1940-1945	Nîmes
National team
1934-1937	France	9	(0)
Teams managed
1942-1946	Nîmes
	ES La Rochelle
1956-1963	AAJ Blois
1968-1969	FC Montceau Bourgogne^[1]
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Louis Gabrillargues (16 June 1914 – 30 November 1994) was a French footballer. He was born in Montpellier.

Notes

France squad – 1934 FIFA World Cup

FW Alcazar FW Aston MF Beaucourt FW Courtois GK Défossé MF Delfour MF Delmer MF Gabrillargues DF Gonzales FW Keller FW Korb FW Laurent MF Liétaer GK Llense DF Mairesse DF Mattler FW Nicolas MF Rio GK Thépot DF Vandooren FW Veinante MF Verriest Coach: Kimpton

Ward (1937–39)
Kohut (1939–40)
Gébelin (1940–42)
Gabrillargues (1942–46)
Dedieu (1946–48)
Pibarot (1948–55)
Firoud (1955–64)
Pibarot (1964–1967)
Rouvière (1967)
Tomazover (1967–69)
Firoud (1969–78)
Noël (1978–82)
Barlaguet (1982–84)
Domingo (1984–86)
Nygaard (1986–87)
Sérafin (1987–88)
Boissier (1988–90)
Roméo (1990–91)
Girard (1991–92)
Lavagne (1992–93)
Mézy (1993)
Exbrayat (1993–94)
Skoblar (1994)
Girard (1994)
Barlaguet (1994–96)
Mosca (1996–98)
Delmas (1998–2000)
Bathenay (2000–01)
Boissier (2001–02)
Brisson (2002–03)
Champ (2003)
Ollé-Nicolle (2003–05)
Brouard (2005–07)
Fournier (2007)
Vannuchi (2008)
Cavalli (2008–2010)
Tosi (2010–11)
Froger (2011–12)
Zvunka (2012–13)
Marsiglia (2013–14)
Pasqualetti (2014–15)
Blaquart (2015–)

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